No! He wasn't fine. I let go of him. It wasn't a... misunderstanding, it wasn't an accident. I let go of him. I watched him clutch the air. I saw him swinging wild as he fell through the clouds. I did it to hurt him. And it did hurt him. And afterwards he was a broken thing. I know, I saw, because I am the one who broke him! I couldn't persuade him to return my affections. I couldn't force him to love me and so... I broke him.
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE
2.07 • I Could Not Prevent It
I feel Darkside of Dimensions, among its themes, did a decent job of creating a sense of both loneliness and wonder and how these things intertwine in various ways through the film, about how vast the universe and existence are as people move through them, trying to find meaning and trying to reach each other. Touches like all the colorful vast vast stars, beyond just visual flare, highlight a wonder for the universe and how small we are.
Ultimate Autistic and Does-Not-Understand-People Kaiba Moment is in DSoD when he thinks the audience watching what they believe in the moment is a genuine aircraft collision but is revealed to be holographic will be an exciting and impacting preamble to pump up the crowd instead of wildly inappropriate.